Anybody else feel like they are on both sides of this? Do these people REALLY only end up supporting the products that end up failing? The first time I tried a

Anybody else feel like they are on both sides of this? Do these people REALLY only end up supporting the products that end up failing? The first time I tried a 1st gen iPod, I was amazed and had to have it. Then bought a Zune HD when it came out, and kept it long into when everyone else had moved on. Windows Phone, yup, I was a supporter. But was also doing yoga, WHM, intermittent fasting, etc. I was "barefoot" running before Born to Run came out, I rode a single speed mountain bike which never really became a thing. I didn't read the entire report because I don't have an account, but are the people who are supposedly the "Harbingers of Failure" just more likely to be early adopters who are more likely trying new things and therefore they end up liking and supporting things that end up failing?